Dossier - Speeches as ambassador 1992

Contains typed speeches by D.H. Burney as Ambassador of Canada to the United States numbered 1-214, dated February 7th, 1990-January 6th, 1991. "The Role of America in a Changing World- A Case for Enhanced Multilateralism", Smithsonian Resident Associate Dinner- Washington, D.C. "Energetic Diplomacy", The Independent Petroleum Association- Calgary Alberta. "Troubled Times for Trade", Tax Executives Institute- Washington, D.C. "The Courage to be Canadian (Or How to Succeed in North America)", The Albany Club- Toronto, Ontario. "Lessons from the FTA: Canada and the NAFTA", Greater Dallas Chamber of Commerce, Dallas Council on World Affairs- Dallas, Texas. "Softwood Lumber and the Free Trade Agreement Fighting for Canada", Vancouver Board of Trade- Vancouver, British Columbia. "The October Referendum: A Canadian View", The Association for Canadian Studies in the United States and the Centre for Strategic and International Studies- Washington, D.C. "The Canadian Referendum: Why it Matters", Chicago Council on Foreign Relations- Chicago, Illinois. "The Referendum: A Personal View", Business Council of British Columbia- Vancouver, British Columbia. "The Referendum: A Personal View", Alberta Stock Exchange- Calgary, Alberta. "Canada and a New Washington", Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce, Outstanding Canadians Lunch Series- Winnipeg, Manitoba. "The Future of Canada", Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Face to Face Series- Washington, D.C. "Canada and America in the Post-Cold War World", Americas Society- New York City. "Washington Diplomacy: The Politics of Proximity (Or Things my Mother never Taught me)", Ambassador's Lecture Series- Washington, D.C.